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world-traveller123 says:
When in Thunder Bay one must come check out Centennial Park, Trowbridge and Cascades local parks.
Centennial Park is a recreation of a 1910 logging camp. It was created in 1967 as a centennial project.
There is a small animal area to see in the park and many old logging cabins. AS well you can r…
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macbaloni says:
You come into this place, and it is like a tropical paradise. Beautiful plants, water flowing in a small pond and nice landscape boulders surround the property. The place is very clean. There are alot of animals to see and you are so close. I have never been so close to these amazing creatures. Been…
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ik-ben-10eke says:
The leaflet tells:
Horse-drawn carriage drive into the puszta, visiting famous Hungarian rare breeds such as Grey Catlle, Noniusz Horse, Water Buffalo, Raczka Sheep and Woolly Pig. Visitors can get an inside into the traditional life of local herdsmen.
Possibilities for riding and other programme…
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oceanroses says:
The Cologne Zoo is a great place to hang out in between all the overload of sightseeing. Its pretty big, with a really nice gardenlike atmosphere.
We went there at nine in the morning, just after it opens, to see the elephants being fed and bathed.
I also loved the seals, and we were able to expe…
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jamartin39 says:
The San Diego Zoo is a good place for a day trip. It is one of the best zoos in the world for a reason. All the different animals are absolutely amazing, as well as the habitats they live in. The caretakers do an excellent job taking care of those animals and it shows. The attractions inside the…
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luvwatersports says:
They have huge house rentals that will sleep about 18 ppl down to 5 ppl. If that isn't your style and camping is,tents are welcome. You will see rv's, huge houses, small houses, tents, moblie homes with some rooms added on (you won't be able to tell, b/c they have made it look like a house. They hav…
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pudwell says:
The Memphis Zoo has been around for over 100 years. There are still glimpses to be found of the old zoo. The bird house and aquarium and herpetarium are quite dated. Despite the older parts of the zoo is shifting more toward natural style habitats, grouping things more by where that come from rat…
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slave2dafunk says:
There are many elephant camps in Thailand, especially in the north around Chiang Mai. Many are no more than glorified circuses and petting zoos. The government sanctioned Lampang Thai Elephant Conservation Center is a refreshing exception to this trend. The center is set in the verdant jungle at Km.…
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bigmac993 says:
Overall, what stands out in my mind is the high quality of the wood carvings. I was not prepared for the quality of work and friendliness of the workers and staff there. These people are all from the Akamba tribe and work outside the main warehouse and showroom in small huts and covered areas. Each …
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foreverphswoo says:
Sight & Sound Theatres puts Biblical stories into musical format. Noah - The Musical is currently playing and it revolves around the story of Noah and the Ark.
It costs about $50 for adults, $25 for teenagers and $15 for children. (Which in my opinion is a lot to pay but it is a great show, so po…
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vances says:
The return from Seattle last week was grim. The lavatories began leaking fluid and we made a u-turn a little over an hour after lifting off! Between flying back and sitting on the ground several hours while repairs were made, I missed my connection and spent Friday night in Philly. Got home aroun…
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Average priced "Thing To Do" in Africa
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cad1969 says:
My wife and I went on a guided safari in Kenya and Tanzania in 2002 and it was fantastic! 2 weeks roughing it on a truck and in tents with 18 other tourists, seeing the sights, experiencing the food and culture...it was just unreal. Highly recommend it to anyone with a sense of adventure.
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LMTaylor says:
Care for dogs is a non profit organisation set up to tackle the growing problem of homeless dogs in Chiang Mai. The shelter is situated 10 mins drive from Chiang Mai night safari and is home to around 100 dogs & puppies. The shelters main aim is to sterilise as many street & temple dogs as possible,…
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oceanroses says:
The Naturmuseum Neuberg is a collection of stuffed animals, butterflies and other insects. It also has some stones as exhibits.
The story behind the Museum is this: Professor Schliefsteiner, who was a talented painter painted a lot of animals and all the time he collected stuffed animals from all o…
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stonefinder1 says:
In its 38 year history, the Louisville Zoo has dedicated itself to the pursuits of education, conservation, scientific study and recreation. Accredited by the American Zoological Association (AZA) in 1980, the "State Zoo of Kentucky" currently exhibits over 1,300 animals in naturalistic and mixed an…
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cax says:
In the middle of Thors forrest is the deerpark, where Sika deer, fallow deer and wild boar lives in a natural habitat that you can come and visit and get up close and personal with the animals.
You are allowed to feed the animals with fresh apples or carrots (except wild boar) but you can not: b…
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cax says:
The Bratislava Zoo is 96 ha with more then 900 animals, 157 species, and the walk around the park is really amazeing. It's easy to loose track of time here. The zoo offers good open habitats for the animals and some of them apear within very close range.
Ofcourse the park has the nessecary ones …
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poorogies says:
If you are in Australia and happen to be anywhere near the Currumbin Sanctuary on the Gold Coast, I think you should consider dropping in. Unfortunately, I have no idea what the costs were as I was touring with a prepaid group, but the wildlife was pretty amazing. The best part for me was being ab…
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S-Jay says:
Howletts Zoo; looks small from the outside but on the inside its a differnt story.
Filled with over 200 different species from Rhino; Elephant to my favourite animal the wolf to the smallest of scary critters such as spiders and scorpios or if you like the cute and cuddley; the large
amount of…
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cari says:
I love natural history museums. I love them. Anything with lots of animals, bones, and - oh yeah, DINOSAURS - I'm all about. Fortunately for me, the Finnish Museum of Natural History has it all.Unfortunately for you, it's closed until autumn of 2007. They're rennovating, which is good news, because …
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Fritzthecat says:
A few days before my second visit to Florida friends told me about Silver Springs, of which I had never heard of before, and highly recommended to go and see it. Which I did.
I liked it and around ten years later came back to see it again with my family.
Location :
Around 90 miles north o…
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Andy99 says:
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge protects 14,000 acres of barrier island forest, wetland, and beach habitat for a variety of animals, migratory birds, waterfowl, and the famous wild horses. The refuge was founded in 1943 and encompasses the Virginia (southern) end of Assateague Island and other…
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vosking says:
In the first weekend of April every year, the greenhouses in the Netherlands are open to the public. It's a nice opportunity to see the greenhouses which the Dutch are famous for, from the inside. You can take a walk through the greenhouses and ask as much as you like about how it all works. The div…
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Bluetraveler says:
This place is a heaven for real adventurers. You can sleep in the cottage, in tents, or just in hammocks in the jungle. Of course there is no %100 safety because of the wild animals but owners try to make you feel safe all the time.
You can try indigenous ceremonial drink Yage, visit living indi…
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Redsun81 says:
The Singapore Zoo has a open zoo concept,which means you wont see any visible cages and stuff like that.
The animals are all kept in landscaped environments similar to how they would live in the wild
Dangerous animals like tigers,lions etc are separated from the visitors with the clever use of mo…
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john1112 says:
Semuc Champey is located 11km south of Lanquin, in a valley slopes with high slope, bordered by tropical forest. It includes a natural bridge 300 meters long, above which there are pools of different shapes and sizes of crystal clear water from springs, with depths of 1 to 4 meters. Beneath this bri…
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JoePink says:
This is my very first hotel review; let me know if it’s to long?
Disney's AKLodge is surrounded by a man made safari, with live free roaming wildlife.
I arrived late at night; the outside was very dark; intentionally done for the animal’s sake which is a good idea. The lobby is very rusti…
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larissa7 says:
Big and beatifull zoo. Still expending and in the comming years it will probally move
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sshaunaa says:
Like many things about Perth, the zoo has lots of animals, but has the feeling of a small z. In all I spent approximately two hours walking through the zoo and was able to see all the displays.
Highlights of my visit included an elephant demonstration, which had two of the zoo's elephants doing …
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LoganBruin says:
{you can tell they’re internet savvy, to get that url}
It’s very hard to find a zoo where all the animals are treated the same, as in all of them having equally great places to live. At this zoo, with its overly pretentious official name, you can tell it’s the elephants they care about the …
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Cascades/Trowbridge/ Centenial Park
1 review
Noorderdierenpark, Emmen
3 reviews
